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Figurative and abstract artwork in sculpture, relief, painting and collage
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This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
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This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
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This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
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This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
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This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
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This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
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This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
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This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
This ceramic sculpture is Number 4 from the Women of Malta Series by Emilio DiIorio.
Emilio DiIorio
Women of Malta No. 4, 2024
Ceramic
37 x 19 x 11 in
94 x 48.3 x 27.9 cm
94 x 48.3 x 27.9 cm
Series: Women of Malta
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This piece stands out in the Women of Malta series as the only one to be in a shade other than blue or green. The vibrant orange red glaze of...
This piece stands out in the Women of Malta series as the only one to be in a shade other than blue or green. The vibrant orange red glaze of this ceramic sculpture by Emilio DiIorio helps it to contrast boldly with the rest of the series. The works are meant to resemble the caryatid columns that were commonly used on Greek temples, the most famous example of this being the caryatid porch of the Erechtheion on the Acropolis in Athens.